Can Tho is also called Tay Do as it is the capital city of the Mekong Delta. It's famous for its floating markets of Cai Rang and Phong Dien, not far from the city. After your breakfast at the hotel, then get on board the Ninh Kieu pier for a 40-minute motorboat ride. You can see the water taxi, and many commercial sampans sampan boats advertise what to sell on loudspeakers. You could see literally hundreds of big and small boats every morning to buy and sell just about anything you can imagine – freshly harvested fruit and vegetables, rice, and even noodle soup, broken rice, and coffee are also for sale aboard a tiny boat or another! Primarily, you can see many grocery boats and floating houses and surroundings.

Get off your boat, pick up the bikes, explore lively villages hidden in the lush water palms in Phong Dien's countryside. The truly off-the-beaten-path allows us to experience Mekong easy life on shady paths alongside winding rivers to Vi Thanh. We break for lunch in a small town, we follow a small road, cross the ride rice fields to Giong Rieng. The afternoon ride mostly travels through ride paddies, and the routes are quiet, smooth concrete along agricultural canals. We get back on the vehicle in Giong Rieng township and rest on transfer to Rach Gia City. The city is famous for its fresh seafood in Mekong Delta, and we will have a big seafood dinner in the town.